Switchback Gravity Railroad Trail

625 Lentz Trl.
Jim Thorpe, PA 18229
Phone: 570-325-3669
Region: Pocono Mountains

The Switchback Gravity Railroad Trail is located in Carbon County. Its endpoints are from Summit Hill to Jim Thorpe. This 18 mile trail, made of crushed stone, is perfect for walking, skiing, and biking. Mountain bikers will find the gently sloping pathways a great ride, linking Jim Thorpe and Summit Hill to the scenic overlook on Mount Pisgah.

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